Whether we're willing to admit it in certain company or not, we're probably all familiar with Pornhub. It's pretty much the definition of "guilty pleasure" for a lot of people out there, I think. But it's normal!
Even so, whether you agree with what it puts out into the world, you can't deny that it exists, and it's popular. But would it surprise you to learn that Pornhub just got slightly less filthy?
And it's courtesy of Ryan Creamer, a 26-year-old comedian who's sending up the adult website with wonderfully pure, gentlemanly videos.
He clicked it and discovered that anyone can get verified by Pornhub just by submitting a pic of their face and a piece of paper with their name on it. He went for it.
It's just a coincidence, not a ridiculous made-up name for the biz. His kink is wholesomeness, turning the typical porn-y situations on their heads.
They're not the sort of dirt that people typically search for on Pornhub, with no actual adult, NSFW content in them.
It's all just positivity and purity. It's probably not going to replace his full-time gig anytime soon, but he's still doing well.
Nothing makes the ladies swoon quite like doing the dishes without being asked, apparently. Fellas, take note!
I mean, this is wonderful content, and must be an uplifting and welcome break when users get weary on Pornhub and want some less guilty pleasure.
But there are only so many tropes to have some fun with, aren't there?
Which he'll offer a lady if she's cold, because that's what a gentleman does.
But it's not like the pornographers of the world ever seem to run out of things to put on the internet, so maybe Ryan's take on the industry will have a bright future. Just for the present, it sure seems like he's having a blast!
"Once they verify who you are, they verify your account, and then I posted my first video,” he told them.
"Within a couple days, it got big on Reddit." he said. "It was not really preplanned. I had an idea for the first video…that was the only idea that I had.”
"I get a lot of messages being like, 'hey, this just made me feel good,'" he said.
Considering many people feel disgust and shame after visiting Pornhub, this is pretty impressive.
"Every person who works in the porn and sex industry has been kind to me, which is really, really cool," he said.
"It can come across like I’m making fun of sex workers, but everyone who is in this industry has been so, so nice. That’s made me feel really good," he added.
They also acknowledged the success of Ryan’s content, and told Buzzfeed News, “we encourage artists and creators alike to consider our platform to get their work out into the world."
